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Microbit y Maqueen toneladas de ejemplos 

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Microbit y Maqueen toneladas de ejemplos 

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El coche Maqueen es un robot programable para Micro:bit que contiene los siguientes elementos:

Cuenta con una ranura para incorporar una placa Micro:bit. Su programación puede realizarse cómodamente con makecode gracias a la extensión propia para Maqueen.

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El coche Maqueen es un robot programable para Micro:bit que contiene los siguientes elementos: Cuenta con una ranura para incorporar una placa Micro:bit. Su programación puede realizarse cómodamente con makecode gracias a la extensión propia para Maqueen.

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Line Following Buggy for the BBC micro:bit

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DISCONTINUED - This easy to build Line Following Buggy is controlled by the BBC micro:bit and the Kitronik Motor Driver Board

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Grove Zero Bit Kit micro:car (without micro:bit)

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The micro:bit Shield included in the kit allows you to make the smallest, coolest micro:bit car robot in just a few seconds. This is by adding the versatile magnetic adaptors to your micro:bit and turning it into a Grove Zero control board that can work with the Grove Zero modules.

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Microbit mini radio controlled car tutorial

The aim of this tutorial is to show you how to create a mini radio controlled car using two Microbits and 2 servos. Using two servos instead of a robot car kit and motor-boards means that you can create a smaller and cheaper radio controlled car!

You will need:

2 Microbits

2 Battery Packs with batteries

1 USB Cable

2 Continuous servos

2 wheels

1 Bulldog clip

Glue gun ( or pva/super glue)

Soldering iron or 4 Crocodile clips

The steps to make the car are as follows:
Step 1
Glue the servos to the base using a glue gun.
Step 2
Glue / Blue tack on the Bulldog clip on to the base for the wheel
Step 3
Solder / Crocodile clip the wires to the microbit.
Step 4
Tidy up the wiring!

Microbit mini radio controlled car - Sender Code

For this tutorial we can't use CodeKingdoms because it doesn't support Bluetooth radio direct. We need to use this site:

Codethemicrobit.com

Microbit mini radio controlled car - Receiver Code

Once we have finished coding the sender unit, we need to code the receiver unit to listen for the instructions sent on group(channel) 3. When it receives an instruction it can then output to the relevant pin.

For full details on how servos work, take a look at this page.

Improve the controls so that the car angle of turn is analogue, not digital

Add a speed setting

On car stop / start .

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Microbit Mini Radio Controlled Car Tutorial - Microbit - LearnLearn.co.uk

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The aim of this tutorial is to show you how to create a mini radio controlled car using two Microbits and 2 servos. Using two servos instead of a robot car kit and motor-boards means that you can create a smaller and cheaper radio controlled car!

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Robótica educativa con micro:bit. Robot que no choca